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... thought proper to use . We offered a better , viz . the omnipotence of the Godhead ; and if he does not think proper to make use of it , that is his fault , not ours . Our self - reviewer goes on to praise himself where we thought him ...
... thought proper to use . We offered a better , viz . the omnipotence of the Godhead ; and if he does not think proper to make use of it , that is his fault , not ours . Our self - reviewer goes on to praise himself where we thought him ...
Page 306
... thought it too minute or too specu- lative to instruct or amuse . By the industry of such , the sciences 15 which in ... thought ] 59 ; have thought 74 33 become ] 59 ; becomes 74 LET none affect to despise future fame , the actions 306 ...
... thought it too minute or too specu- lative to instruct or amuse . By the industry of such , the sciences 15 which in ... thought ] 59 ; have thought 74 33 become ] 59 ; becomes 74 LET none affect to despise future fame , the actions 306 ...
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... thought proper ; but the constancy 5 of his disposition fixed him only with Olinda . He was , indeed , superior to her in fortune , but that defect on her side was so amply supplied by her merit , that none was thought more worthy of ...
... thought proper ; but the constancy 5 of his disposition fixed him only with Olinda . He was , indeed , superior to her in fortune , but that defect on her side was so amply supplied by her merit , that none was thought more worthy of ...
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REVIEWS | 5 |
The History of Two Persons of Quality | 16 |
A Treatise upon Dropsies | 23 |
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